14 DAY TRIAL // After some days of nearly tangible tension, the LA Lakers traded Lamar Odom to Dallas Mavericks. This also means that his wife, Khloe Kardashian, will have to leave LA and move to Dallas, a decision that saddens her.
Nevertheless, unlike her sister Kim who wouldn't even consider dividing her time between LA and Minnesota, where her husband Kris Humphries was from, Khloe is determined to follow her man everywhere.
She makes a point of it on her Twitter page, where she takes to vent some of the frustration and to say that, in the end, even the bad things happen for a reason.
Whether said reason is apparent the moment they happen, or shortly after, is an entirely different thing.
“'For I know the plans I have for u,' declares the LORD, 'plans to prosper u and not to harm u, plans to give u hope and a future.' Jeremiah,” Khloe tweeted shortly after the trade-off was made public.
She continued with the philosophical musings, telling her fans and followers (or “dolls” as she calls them) that life can't always be rosy like in the movies, bad and undesirable things do happen.
“Life is not always fair. 'Sometimes you get a splinter even sliding down a rainbow.' Such a cute quote...” she wrote.
She even took the time to put a “hater” back in his or her place, after they probably suggested the trade-off came as a consequence of Lamar's association with her and the Kardashian family, which, right now, isn't getting the best press possible.
“I am curious as to how I am the cause for any trade? LOL Some people just say anything behind their computer screens,” Khloe wrote.
In later tweets, she seems to have regained some of her trademark optimism, even though she's still downcast about the news.
“we are all sad but positive energy gets you farther then negative,” she tells one follower. “As soon as I pack our house up ill be there :),” she adds a short while afterwards.